The executive director of OpenAi, Sam Altman, has asked the opinion of third parties about the project, which is still in the early stages. It is not clear whether the company is planning to launch the social network as an independent application or to integrate it into chatgpt.
OpenAi works similar to X on its own social network, as reported today The edgeWith reference to different sources nearby. The executive director of OpenAi, Sam Altmanhas asked the opinion of third parties about the project in Privé, which, according to the early phases, is still in its early phases The edge. It is not clear whether the company is planning to launch the social network as an independent application or to integrate it into chatgpt.
This possible launch can intensify the tensions between Altman and the billionaire Elon MuskOwner of X and Co -founder of OpenAi, who left the startup in 2018 before it was consolidated as a leader in the career of generative artificial intelligence.
The dispute has been intensified in recent months. In February, one by Musk under the leadership of Musk presented an investor consortium offer of 97 400 million Van Dollars for OpenAI check, but Altman rejected it with a thunderous “No, thanks.”
Musk sued Altman last year and claimed that “they Original OpenAi Objective To develop the benefit of humanity, by another in which the industrial advantage“
OpenAi contradicted Musk earlier this month and accused him of “A Intimidation pattern And try to frustrate your transition to a model for profit. “
Both parties are expected to start a jury in the spring of next year. A social network of OpenAi can also be an indirect competition GoalOwner of Facebook. In February Altman responded to the news about the finish lines in X and said, “Ok, we can submit a social application.”
Both Goal and X have access to an enormous amount of data (public content published by users on their social media platforms) with which their AI models train.
Source: EITB
I am Mary Fitzgerald, a professional journalist and author of the Today Times Live. My specialty is in writing and reporting on technology-related topics. I have spent the last seven years extensively researching and understanding the field of technology so I can properly inform my readers about developments in this ever-evolving world.
